histórias de Systemcontrol

------💫⚙️------ A Object Show that didn't make it to the public, now faded into obscurity. At this current point the objects of ONS/Object NOT Showdown has made their own little community inside of the Vortex Motel away from other societies.. This is the first book of the first arc: The Reboot. If you want to look for more, here's the list: https://www.wattpad.com/list/1550675550--object-not-showdown-the-reboot-era-

Nations still stand. Democracy still breathes. But behind every government, every powerful decision, there's something more. The Obsidian Order. Known to all. Feared by most. It sees everything-scientists, ministers, generals, global organizations-and shapes the world through balance, competition, and quiet judgment. Corruption is not debated. It is ended. But even the Obsidian Order is not alone. When someone escapes its reach... something else moves. No one knows what it is. Only that when it appears... people vanish. And now, the System is selecting again. A new generation will be tested. And not all of them will survive what comes next. Silence isn't peace. It's preparation.

The city never erased her. It simply decided she wasn't urgent. After a silent system update, Mira begins to notice small delays creeping into her life-missed meetings, canceled appointments, opportunities that never arrive. She's not ignored. She's de-prioritized. As Mira searches for answers, she uncovers a quiet truth: years ago, she questioned a system designed to optimize people for efficiency. The system never forgot. In a world obsessed with speed, relevance, and measurable worth, Mira must choose between fighting to be visible again-or stepping outside the system entirely. This is a story about quiet resistance, modern invisibility, and what it means to exist without permission. #The city never erased her. It simply decided she wasn't urgent. After a silent system update, Mira begins to notice small delays creeping into her life-missed meetings, canceled appointments, opportunities that never arrive. She's not ignored. She's de-prioritized. As Mira searches for answers, she uncovers a quiet truth: years ago, she questioned a system designed to optimize people for efficiency. The system never forgot. In a world obsessed with speed, relevance, and measurable worth, Mira must choose between fighting to be visible again-or stepping outside the system entirely. This is a story about quiet resistance, modern invisibility, and what it means to exist without permission.